Nursing school interviews are a vital part of applications as they allow the university and interview panel to get to know your personality and determine if you would be a great fit for the university. In this video, I will give you tips on how to make your next nursing school interview as successful as possible. Other questions you might get asked 1. What three attributes/characteristics do you believe are vital to making a nurse successful? Which of these three do you embody the most and why? / Why would you make an excellent nurse? 2. Why should we hire you instead of others, what sets you apart from other applicants? 3. What is one accomplishment you are most proud of? 4. If you were treating a patient, and they or a family member of theirs became verbally hostile, how would you handle it? 5. How do you deal with stress/ emergencies? 6. What are your hobbies and passion? 7. Qualities you have that will help you succeed in nursing school 8. How do you cope with stress? 9. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 10. How would you describe yourself in one word? 11. What is your greatest regret? Why, and what would you have changed? 12. Who is your role-model? 13. How do you define success? 14. What do you foresee as the most challenging aspect of nursing school? 15. What will you do if you are not accepted? 16. What are 2 good and 2 bad habits that you have? 17. What is the difference between empathy and sympathy? 18. How do you define “integrity”? 19. What does health literacy mean to you, and what responsibility do you see nurses having in promoting it? 20. How do you maintain good, mental health? HELP ME REACH MORE PEOPLE WITH MY EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS: Please subscribe: _______________________________________________________________________________ 🔗LINKS RELATED TO THIS VIDEO: Get FREE nursing resources- 📹OTHER VIDEOS YOU MIGHT ENJOY: How to apply for Nursing: New Nursing Program: How to choose a uni: Struggles of international students: How to register online: Tips for first year students: International students don’t qualify for community service: Where can I study nursing in South Africa- What you can do with your nursing degree- New nursing program update- Man in nursing- Diploma in nursing- _______________________________________________________________________ TIME STAMPS 00:00 Introduction 02:17 Part 1 03:52 Part 2 11:07 Part 3 12:50 Tell me about yourself? 15:18 Why do you want to be a nurse 17:20 Why did you choose this nursing program/ university 18:51 What are your strengths/weakness? 21:01 What are your hobbies and passions? 22:08 Conclusion 23:22 Bloopers 23:37 Outro _______________________________________________________________________________ 📲LET'S CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION: Instagram: @silibazisomupereki- Facebook: Silibaziso Mupereki- For inquires, please email: silibaziso14@ You can post all your questions down below in the comment section. CHECK THIS OUT! FREE NURSING & UNIVERSITY RESOURCES: _____________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to my channel, turn on the notifications and join me every Friday 12pm South African Time for a brand new video! I am Silibaziso Mupereki. I am a third year nursing student. On this channel, I will be sharing tips, advice and important need-to-know information regarding University, Nursing School advice and International Student experiences. My main aim is to be your go to girl for all your questions. #nursinginterview #nursingschoolinterview #interviewtips #NursingStudent #UniversityLife #NursingSchool #InternationalStudentExperiences #SouthAfricanYouTuber #ZimbabweanYouTuber #SouthAfricanNursingYouTuber __________________________________________________________________________________ The views and opinions expressed on this channel and/or in the videos on this channel are that of myself and not of any educational institution and/or employer but are my personal opinions. The information I present is for general knowledge purposes only. Please note information shared is subject to changing, therefore always look at the date published.